We Nourish Potential
At Strathmore, we believe the most compelling contemplations of our world are created by artists, and amplifying these creative voices is at the heart of our work. This value is woven into our work every day, and we offer several programs that support artists specifically. Learn more about upcoming opportunities for songwriters, visual artists, musicians, and students.
Ongoing Artist Opportunities
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Our flagship program for artist development Artist in Residence Program
Six musicians are chosen annually for our renowned program, featuring mentorship, professional development, and performance opportunities.
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At the intersection of arts and social change Arts & Social Justice Fellowship
High schoolers explore social justice through art and gain leadership skills, in partnership with Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company.
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Call for Entry for Visual Artists Annual Juried Exhibition
Strathmore welcomes artists to submit original artwork for Strathmore's Annual Juried Exhibition.
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Adult and Youth Categories Bernard/Ebb Songwriting Awards
Finalists perform in a spring concert at the Music Center for a chance to win a grand prize of $10,000 and a recording and business strategy package.
Youth Ensembles
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Maryland Classic Youth Orchestras
Founded in 1946, Maryland Classic Youth Orchestras (MCYO) is highly regarded as one of the country’s most outstanding youth orchestra programs.
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Strathmore Youth Chorus
Strathmore Children’s Chorus (SCC) provides a joyous choral experience for students ages 7–18 and explores diverse musical cultures and traditions.
Learn about SCC